1.

When transmitting Morse code, key click can be prevented by a

a) Resistor in series with a the key, and a
choke across the key contacts
b) Choke in series with the key, and a
capacitor across the key contact
c) Choke across the key contacts, and a
capacitor in series with the key
d) Capacitor and choke in series with the
key contacts

2. Morse code is usually transmitted by radio as:

a) An interrupted carrier
b) A voice modulated carrier
c) A continuous carrier
d) A series of click

3. SSB transmission
a) Occupy about twice the bandwidth of AM transmissions
b) Contain more information than AM transmissions
c) Occupy about half the bandwidth of AM transmissions
d) Are compatible with FM transmissions

4. News bulletin maybe broadcast by an amateur radio station

a) For common interest of all listeners
b) For the direct interest of all radio
amateurs
c) For the purpose of advertising goods for
sale
d) For the benefit of all radio stations

5. How often must the callsign of an amateur radio licensee be given on repeater operations?
a) At least once every fifteen minutes
b) At least once during each separate transmission
c) At least once every five minutes
d) At the beginning and end of every transmission

6. Where the MCMC has allocated certain Amateur bands to

be used on a shared basis,
amateur radio stations
a) Who use the frequency first have the right to use such frequency
b) Shall interfere with those stations to get them to change frequency
c) Shall not cause any interference to such stations
d) Shall request the other station to change frequency

7. The priority on usage of any amateur radio repeater is

a) Base station to base station c) portable station to mobile station
b) Mobile station to mobile station d) answer b & c above

8. What is the activity known as fox hunting?

a) Amateurs using receivers and direction-finding techniques attempt to locate a
hidden transmitter
b) Amateurs using transmitting equipment and direction-finding techniques attempt
to locate a hidden receiver
c) Amateurs helping the government track radio-transmitter collars attached to
animals
d) Amateurs assemble stations using generators and portable antennas to test their
emergency communications skills
9. Which of the following types of stations may normally transmit only
one-way communications
a) Repeater station c) HF station
b) Beacon station d) VHF station

10. Where can the official list f prohibited obscene and

indecent words be found?
a) There is no public list of prohibited
obscene and indecent words; if u believed a word is questionable, Don’t use it in our communication
b) The list is maintained by MCMC
c) The list is international and is
maintained by IARU
d) The list is in the public domain and can
be found in all amateurs study guides and MARTS homepage
11. What is the meaning of the
procedural signal "DE”?
a) 'From’ or -'this is', as in '9M2AA DE
9M2MRC'
b) 'Directional Emissions' from your
antenna
c) 'Received all correctly'
d) 'Calling any station'

12. Why should you pause briefly between transmissions when using a repeater?
a) To check the SWR of the repeater
b) To reach for pencil and paper for third party communication
c) To listen for anyone wanting to break in
d) To dial up the repeaters auto patch

13. What does a very high SWR? Reading mean

a) The antenna is not tuned, or there maybe an. open or shorted
connection somewhere in the feed line
b) The signals coming from the antenna are usually strong, which means
very good radio conditions
c) The transmitter is putting out more power than normal, showing that it
is about to go bad
d) There is a large amount of solar radiation, which means very poor
radio conditions

14. Where should the green wire in a three-wire AC line cord

be connected in a power supply?
a) To the fuse c) to
the chassis
b) To the 'hot' side of the power switch d) to
the black wire

15. How much electrical current flowing

through the human body will probably be fatal
a) as little as 1/10 of an ampere c) more than 20 amperes
b) approximately 10 amperes d) current through the human body is never
fatal

16. What could happen to your transceiver if

you replace its blown 5-amp AC line fuse with a
30-amp fuse
a) A 30-amp fuse would better
protect your transceiver from using too much current
b) The transceiver would run
cooler
c) The transceiver could use
more current than 5 amps and a fire could occur
d) The transceiver would not
be able to produce as much RF output

17. Identify the incorrect statements

i) Do not assemble the antenna on the ground or wide and flat place such as on balcony before
installation.
ii) Do not assemble or install the antenna on a place where you cannot have enough distance from any
electrical power line
iii) It is advised to installed the antenna at least twice of the total antenna height from nearby electric
power lines
iv) Do not install the antenna on a rainy or windy day
v) Do not install the antenna by yourself if you do not have any experience in installing base station
antenna. Ask your experience friends or professional for help
vi) Do not use iron or aluminum ladder at a reachable distance from any electric power lines
vii) Do not install the antenna on a mast, which is not grounded properly
viii) Do not install the antenna on any type of tower, pole or telescopic mast which exceeds 30 feet high, if
you do not have enough experience in installing the antenna on that kind of location
ix) Do not attached guy wire if multiple pipes are used to install the antenna

a) i only c) i & ix
b) ii, iv, vii & ix d) iii, v, vi & viii

18. Which body organ can be fatally affected by a very small amount of electrical
current?
 a) The heart c) the liver
b) The brain d) the lungs

19) How can amateur station equipment best be protected

from lightning damage?
a) Use heavy insulation on the wiring
b) Never turn off the equipment
c) Disconnect the ground system from all radios
d) disconnect all equipment from the power lines and
antenna cables

20. Why should you wear, a hard hat and

safety glasses if you are on the ground helping someone work on an antenna tower
a) so you won't hurt if the
tower should accidentally fall
b) to keep RF energy away
from you’re head during antenna testing
c) to protect your head from
something dropped from the tower
d) so someone passing by will
know that work is being done on the tower and will stay away

21. What safety factors must you consider

when using a bow and arrow or slingshot and weight to shoot an antenna-support line over a tree
a) You must ensure that the line is strong enough to withstand the shock of shooting tile weight
b) You must ensure that the arrow or weight has a sage flight path if the line breaks
c) You must ensure that the bow and arrow or slingshot is in good condition
d) all of these choices are correct

22. Which of the following is the best way to install your antenna in relation to overhead
electric power lines
a) Always be sure your antenna wire is higher than the power line and crosses it at
90-degree angle
b) Always be sure your antenna and feed line are well clear of any power lines
c) always be sure your antenna is lower than the power line, and crosses it at a
small angle
d) only use vertical antennas within 100 feet of a power line

23. 'VOX' stands for

a) Volume operated extension speaker c) variable
oscillator transmitter
b) voice operated transmit d) voice operated
expander
24. The figure in a receiver's specifications which
indicates its sensitivity is the
a) Bandwidth of the IF in kilohertz c)
signal plus noise to noise ratio
b) Audio output in watts d)
numbers of RF amplifiers

25. The abbreviation AGC

means:
a) Attenuating gain capacitor
b) automatic gain control
c) Anode-grid capacitor
d) Amplified grid conductance

26. A station that is intended to be operated while it is in motion or while it is stationary at an unspecified
place is called
a) A removable radio station c) a mobile station
b) An amateur radio station d) a portable static

27. A station that is operated from the place that is specified in the license is called:
a) A specified amateur station
c) a mobile station
b) a base station
D) A potable station

28. Define Peak Envelope Power

a) Means power supplied to an antenna by a radio receiver in a condition of no Modulation
b) Means the average power supplied to the antenna transmission lines by a transmitter
during one radio-frequency cycle at the highest crest of the modulation envelope taken under condition of
 normal operation
c) Means the average power that is supplied to the antenna transmission lines in a
condition of no modulation
d) Means the average power that is supplied to the antenna in a condition where such
power does not create a danger to life

29. Identify the correct statements

i. All equipment should be controlled by one master switch, the position of which
Should be known to others in the house or club
ii. All equipment should be properly connected to a good and permanent earth
iii. PVC water main pipes are commonly used as permanent earth
iv. Indicator lamps should be installed showing that the equipment is live
v. Indicator lamps should be clearly visible at eye operating and test position
vi. Faulty indicator lamps should be replaced immediately
vii. Filament lamps are more reliable than gas-filled (neon) lamps
viii. Antennas should always be connected to mains or other hot source

a) i, ii & iv
b) ii, iii & v
c) v, vi & vii
d) iii, vii & viii

30. Which of the following is NOT an important reason to have a good station ground
a) To reduce the cost of operating station
b) To reduce electrical noise
c) To reduce interference
d) To reduce the possibility of electric shock

31. For your safety, before checking a fault in a ma:"s operated power supply
unit. First
a) short the leads of the filter capacitor
b) turn off the power and remove the power plug
c) check the action of the capacitor bleeder resistance
d) remove and check the fuse in the power supply

32. Wires carrying high voltages in a transmitter should

be well insulated to avoid
a) Short circuits c) over
modulation
b) Overheating d) SWR
effects

33. The purpose o: using three wires

in the mains power cord and plug on amateur radio equipment is to
a) make it inconvenient
to use
b) prevent the chassis
from becoming live in case of an internal short to the chassis
c) Prevent the plug
from being reversed in the wall outlet
d) Prevent short
circuits

34. When switching on the power to

your transmitter, for safety reasons ensure that
a) The other call sign followed by your own call sign
b) You callsign followed by the other callsign
c) Your own callsign repeated twice
d) The other cailsign, repeated twice

35. 'RIT' stand for

a) Receiver interference transmitter c) receiver incremental tuning
b) Range independent transmissions d) random interference tester

36. To reduce energy from a HF transmitter getting into a television

receiver, the following could be placed in the TV antenna lead as close to the TV as possible:
a) Active filter c) high pass
filter
b) Low pass filter d) band
reject filter
37. The following should always be included as
a standard protection device in any power supply
a) A saturating transformer c)
a sneer diode bridge limiter
b) a fuse in the mains lead d)
a fuse in the filter capacitor negative lead

38. For regulatory

purposes the world is divided into regions each with different radio spectrum allocations.
Malaysia is in:
a) Region 1
c) Region 3
b) Region 2
d) None of the above

39. With an amateur radio license, you may operate transmitters in your station:
a) One at a time
b) One at a time, except for
emergency communications
c) any number at one time
d) any number, so long as they are
transmitting on different bands

40. You must have an amateur radio license to:

a) Transmit on public service frequencies
b) Retransmit shortwave broadcasts
c) Repair radio equipment
d) Transmit in bands allocated to the amateur services

41. All amateur station, regardless of the mode of transmission used, must be
equipped
a) A reliable means for determining the operating radio frequency
b) A dummy antenna
c) An over modulation indicating device
d) a dc power meter

42. If you transmit from another amateur's station, the person

responsible for its proper operation is:
a) Both of you
b) The other amateur (the station licensee)
c) you, the operator
d) The station licensee, unless the station records
show that you were the operator at the time

43. Unlicensed persons in your family cannot

transmit using your amateur station if they are alone with your equipment because they must:
a) Not use your equipment
without your permission
b) Be licensed before they are
allowed to be operators
c) First know how to use the
right abbreviations and Q signals
d) First know the right
frequencies and emissions for transmitting

44. The age when an amateur radio operator

is required to surrender the license is;
a) 65 years
b) 70 years
c) 75 years
d) There is no age limit

45. The minimum age for a person to hold a license in the Amateur Service is:
a) 12 years
b) 14 years
c) 21 years
d) there is no age limit

46. Messages from an amateur station in one of the following are

expressly forbidden:
a) ASCII c)
 Baudot code
b) International No. 2 code d) secret
cipher

47. This material is better for making a permanent

magnet:
a) Steel
c) aluminum
b) Copper
d) Soft iron

48. The plastic coating formed

around wire is:
a) An insulator
c) an inductor
b) a conductor
d) s. magnet

49. Impedance is a combination of:

a) reactance with reluctance
b) resistance with conductance
c) resistance with reactance
d) reactance with radiation

50. One mA is:

a) One millionth of one ampere
b) One thousandth of one ampere
c) One tenth of one ampere
d) One millionth of admittance

51. A current of 2 ampere flows through a 16 ohm resistance.

The applied voltage is:
a) 5 volt c) 18 volt
b) 14 volt d) 32 volt

52. The following formula gives the

resistance of a circuit:
a) R = I / E [resistance equals
current divided by voltage]
b) R = E x I [resistance equals
voltage times current
c) R = E / R [resistance
equals voltage divided by resistance]
d) R = E /1 [resistance equals
voltage divided by current]

53. The voltage across a resistor carrying

current can be calculated using the formula:
a) E = I + R [voltage equals current plus resistance]
b) E = I - R [voltage equals current minus resistance]
c) E = I x R [voltage equals current times resistance]
d) E = I / R [voltage equals current divided by resistance]

54. I = ER is a mathematical equation describing:

a) Ohm's Law
b) Thevenin's Theorem
c) Kirchoffs First Law
d) Kirchoffs Second Law

55. The current flowing through a resistor can be calculated by using the formula:
a) I = E x R [current equals voltage times resistance]
b) I = E / R [current equals voltage divided by resistance]
c) I = E -r R [current equals voltage plus resistance]
d) I = E - R [current equals voltage minus resistance]

56. A current of 2 ampere flows through a 16 ohm resistance. The applied voltage is:
a) 8 volt c) 18 volt
b) 14 volt d) 32 volt

57. A 10 mA current is measured in a 500 ohm resistor. The voltage across the
resistor will
be:
 a) 5 volt c) 500 volt
b) 50 volt d) 5000 volt

58. You can operate this number of identical lamps, each

drawing a current of 250 mA, from
a 5A supply:
a) 50
c) 20
b) 30
d) 5

59. The total resistance of several resistors

connected in series 'is:
a) Less than the resistance
of'any one resistor
b) greater than the resistance
of any one resistor
c) equal to the highest
resistance present
d) equal to the lowest
resistance present

60. The following two quantities should be

multiplied together to find power:
a) Resistance and capacitance
b) voltage and current
c) voltage and inductance
d) inductance and capacitance

61. The following two electrical units multiplied together give the unit "watt":
a) Volt and ampere c) farad and Henry
b) Volt and farad d) ampere and Henry

62. A resistor in a circuit becomes very hot and starts to bum. This is
because the resistor is
dissipating too much:
a) Current
b) Voltage
c) Resistance
d) power

63. The 'rams value' of a sine-wave signal is:

a) Half the peak voltage
b) 1.414 times the peak voltage
c) the peak-to-peak voltage
d) 0.707 times the peak voltage

64. The reactance of a

capacitor increases as the:
a) Frequency increases
b) frequency decreases
c) applied voltage increases
d) applied voltage decreases

65. Wires carrying high voltages in a transmitter should bi well insulated to avoid:
a. Short circuits
b. overheating
c. over modulation
d. SWR effects

66. Two basic types of bipolar transistors are:

a. P-channel and n-channel types
b. NPN and PNP types
c. diode and triode types
d. vertical and zener types

67. An ohmmeter measures the:

a. Value of any resistance placed between its terminals
b. impedance of any component placed between its terminals
c. power factor of any inductor or capacitor placed between its terminals
d. voltage across any resistance placed between its terminals
68. The sensitivity of a receiver specifies:
a. The bandwidth of the RF preamplifier
b. the stability of the oscillator
c. its ability to receive weak signals
d. its ability to reject strong signals

69. The ability of a receiver to separate signals close in frequency is called its:
a) noise figure
b) .sensitivity
c) band with
d). selectivity

70. The abbreviation AGC means:

a. Attenuating gain capacitor
b. automatic gain control
c. anode-grid capacitor
d. amplified grid conductance

7l. Morse code is usually transmitted by radio as:

a. an interrupted carrier
b. a voice modulated carrier
c. a continuous carrier
d. a series of clicks

72. SSB transmissions:

a. Occupy about twice the bandwidth of AM transmissions
b. contain more information than AM transmissions
c. occupy about half the bandwidth of AM transmissions
d. are compatible with FM transmissions

73. Harmonic frequencies are:

a. Always lower in frequency than the fundamental frequency
b. flat multiples of the undamental frequency
c. Any unwanted frequency above the fundamental frequency
d. any frequency causing TVI
74. A low pass filter will:
a. Suppress sub-harmonics
b. Reduce harmonics
c. always eliminate interference
d. improve harmonic radiation

75. A parasitic oscillation:

a. Is an unwanted signal developed in a transmitter
b. is generated by parasitic elements of a Yagi beam
c. does not cause any radio interference
d. is produced in a transmitter oscillator stage

76. A mains operated DC power supply:

a. Converts DC from the mains into AC of the same voltage
b. converts energy from the mains into DC for operating electronic equipment
c. is a diode-capacitor device for measuring mains power
d. is a diode-choked device for measuring inductance power

77. The following unit in a DC power supply performs a rectifying operation:

a. An electrolytic capacitor
b. A fuse
c. a crowbar
d. a full-wave diode bridge

78. The following unit in a DC power supply performs a smoothing operation:

a. An electrolytic capacitor
b. A fuse
c. A crowbar
d. A full-wave diode bridge

79. The following should always be included as a standard protection device in any power
supply:
a. A saturating transformer
b. a fuse in the mains leads
c. A zener diode bridge limiter
d. A fuses in the filter capacitor negative lead
 80. The correct order for call signs in a call sign exchange at the start and end of a transmission
is:
a. The other call sign followed by your own call sign
b. Your call sign followed by the other call sign
c. your own call sign, repeated twice
d. the other call sign, repeated twice

81. When conversing via a VHF or UHF repeater you should pause between over for about
a. Half a second
b. 3 seconds
c. 30 seconds
d. several minutes

82. You are mobile and talking through a VHF repeater. The other station reports that you
keep "dropping out". This means:
a. Your signal is drifting lower in frequency
b. your signal does not have enough strength to operate the repeater
c. Your voice is too low-pitched to be understood
d. You are not speaking loudly enough

83. The term "PTT" means:

a. Push to talk
b. Piezo-electric transducer transmitter
c. phase testing terminal
d. phased transmission transponder

84. The signal "QRM" means:

a. Your signals are fading
b. I a troubled by static
c. your transmission is being interfered with
d. is my transmission being interfered with?

85. The question "Who is calling me?" is asked by;

a. QRT
b. QRM
c. QRP
d.QRZ

86. The "Q" signal "shall I decrease transmitter power?" is:

a.QRP
b.QRM
c.QRX
d.QRL

87. The designed output impedance of the antenna socket of most modem transmitters is
nominally:
a. 25 ohm
b. 50 ohm
c. 75 ohm
d. 100 ohm

88. An instrument to check whether RF power in the transmission line is transferred to the
antenna is:
a. A standing wave ratio meter
b. An antenna tuner
c. A dummy load
d. A keying monitor

89. A half-wave antenna is often called a:

a. bi-polar
b. Yagi
c.dipole
a. beam

90. The main characteristic of a vertical antenna is that it:

a. requires few insulators
b. Is very sensitive to signals coming from horizontal aerials
c. receives signals from all points around it equally well
d. is easy to feed with TV ribbon feeder

91. If you are using a language besides English to make a contact, what
Language must you use when identifying your station?
a. The language being used for the contact
b. The language being used for the contact, provided the US has a
Third-party communications agreement with that country
c. English
d. Any language of a country that is a member of the International
Telecommunication Union

92. Which of the following modes of voice communication is most commonly

Used on the High Frequency Amateur bands?
a. Frequency modulation (FM)
b. Amplitude modulation (AM)
c. Single sideband (SSB)
D Phase modulation (PM)

93. What information is normally contained in a station log?

a. Date and time of contact
b. Band and/or frequency of the contact
c. Call sign of station contacted and the RST signal report given
d. All of these choices

94. What is the circuit called that causes a transmitter to automatically

transmit when an operator speaks into its microphone?
a. VXO
b. VOX
c. VCO
d. VFO

95. What can be done at an amateur station to continue communications?

during a sudden ionospheric disturbance?
a. Try a higher frequency
b. Try the other sideband
c. Try a different antenna polarization
d.Try a different frequency shift

96. Why is an electronic transistor switch preferable to a mechanical one?

a. It allows greater receiver sensitivity
b. Its circuitry is simpler
c. It has a higher operating speed
d. It allows cleaner output signals

97. What should be done if a properly operating amateur station is the

Cause of interference to a nearby telephone?
a. Make internal adjustments to the telephone equipment
b. Install RFI filters at the affected telephone
c. Stop transmitting whenever the telephone is in use
d. Ground and shield the local telephone distribution amplifier

98. What is one good way to avoid stray RF energy in your amateur station?
a. Keep the station's ground wire as short as possible
b. Use a beryllium ground wire for best conductivity
c. Drive the ground rod at least 14 feet into the ground
d. Make a couple of loops in the ground wire where it connects to
your station

99. Which wires in a three-conductor line cord should be attached to fuses

in a 240-VAC primary (single phase) power supply?
a. Only the "hot" (brown or Red) wires
b. Only the "neutral" (blue) wire
c. Only the ground (green) wire
d. All wires

100. Which of the following connectors is NOT designed for RF transmission

lines?
a. PL-259
b. Type N
c. BNC
d. DB-25

101. What is impedance?

a. The electric charge stored by a capacitor
b. The opposition to the flow of AC in a circuit containing only
Capacitance
c. The opposition to the flow of AC in a circuit
d. The force of repulsion between one electric field and another with
The same charge

102. Why is impedance matching important?

a. So the source can deliver maximum power to the load
b. So the load will draw minimum power from the source
c. To ensure that there is less resistance than reactance in the circuit
d. To ensure that the resistance and reactance in the circuit are equal

103. What unit is used to measure impedance?

a. Volt
b. Ohm
c. Ampere
d. Watt

104. A two-times increase in power results in a change of how many dB?

a. 1 dB higher
b. 3 dB higher
c. 6 dB higher
d. 12 dB higher

105. What type of capacitor is often used in power-supply circuits to?

filter the rectified AC?
a. Disc ceramic
b. Vacuum variable
c. Mica
d. Electrolytic

106. Where is the source of energy connected in a transformer?

a. To the secondary winding
b. To the primary winding
c. To the core
d. To the plates

107. When two or more diodes are connected in parallel to increase the
current-handling capacity of a power supply, what is the purpose of
the resistor connected in series with each diode?
a. The resistors ensure that one diode doesn't take most of the current
b. The resistors ensure the thermal stability of the power supply
c. The resistors regulate the power supply output voltage
d. The resistors act as swamping resistors in the circuit

108. What safety feature does a power-supply bleeder resistor provide?

a. It improves voltage regulation
b. It discharges the filter capacitors
c. It removes shock hazards from the induction coils
d. It eliminates ground-loop current

109. What type of modulation system changes the amplitude of an RF wave for
the purpose of conveying information?
a. Frequency modulation
b. Phase modulation
c. Amplitude-rectification modulation
d. Amplitude modulation

110. What type of modulation system changes the frequency of an RF wave for?
the purpose of conveying information?
a. Phase-rectification modulation
b. Frequency-rectification modulation
c. Amplitude modulation
d. Frequency modulation

111. How can the SWR bandwidth of a parasitic beam antenna be increased?
a. Use larger diameter elements
b. Use closer element spacing
c. Use traps on the elements
d. Use tapered-diameter elements

112. Which statement about a three-element Yagi antenna is true?

a. The reflector is normally the shortest parasitic element
b. The director is normally the shortest parasitic element
c. The driven element is the longest parasitic element
d. Low feed-point impedance increases bandwidth

113. What does "antenna front-to-back ratio" mean in reference to a Yagi

antenna?
a. The number of directors versus the number of reflectors
b. The relative position of the driven element with respect to the reflectors and directors
c. The power radiated in the major radiation lobe compared to the power radiated in exactly the opposite direction
d. The power radiated in the major radiation lobe compared to the power radiated 90 degrees away from that direction

114. What is the "main lobe" of a Yagi antenna radiation pattern?

a. The direction of least radiation from the antenna
b. The point of maximum current in a radiating antenna element
c. The direction of maximum radiated field strength from the antenna
d. The maximum voltage standing wave point on a radiating element

115. What is the typical characteristic impedance of coaxial cables used

for antenna feed-lines at amateur stations?
a. 25 and 30 ohms
b. 50 and 75 ohms
c. 80 and 100 ohms
d. 500 and 750 ohms

116. What is the characteristic impedance of flat-ribbon TV-type twin-lead?

a. 50 ohms
b. 75 ohms
c. 100 ohms
d. 300 ohms

117. What is the typical cause of power being reflected back down an
antenna feed-line?
a. Operating an antenna at its resonant frequency
b. Using more transmitter power than the antenna can handle
c. A difference between feed line impedance and antenna feed-point
Impedance
d. Feeding the antenna with unbalanced feed-line

118. What type of instrument can be used to accurately measure an RF field?

a. A receiver with an S meter
b. A calibrated field-strength meter with a calibrated antenna
c. A betascope with a dummy antenna calibrated at 50 ohms
d. An oscilloscope with a high-stability crystal marker generator

119. For best RF safety for driver and passengers, where should the antenna
of a mobile VHF transceiver be mounted?
a. On the right side of a metal rear bumper
b. On the left side of a metal rear bumper
c. In the center of a metal roof
d. On the top-center of the rear window glass

120. If you receive minor burns every time you touch your microphone while
you are transmitting, which of the following statements is true?
a. You need to use a low-impedance microphone
b. You and others in your station may be exposed to more than the
maximum permissible level of RF radiation
c. You need to use a surge suppressor on your station transmitter
d. All of these choices are correct
Answer:

1. D 41. A 81. B
2. A 42. B 82. B
3. C 43. B 83. A
4. B 44. D 84. C
5. D 45. B 85. D
6. C 46. D 86. A
7. D 47. D 87. B
8. A 48. A 88. A
9. B 49. C 89. C
10. A 50. B 90. C
11. A 51. D 91. C
12. C 52. B 92. C
13. A 53. C 93. D
14. C 54. A 94. B
15. A 55. B 95. A
16. C 56. B 96. C
17. C 57. A 97. B
18. A 58. C 98. A
19. D 59. B 99 A
20. C 60. B 100. D
21. D 61. A 101. C
22. C 62. A 102. A
23. B 63. D 103. B
24. C 64. B 104. B
25. C 65. A 105. D
26. C 66. B 106. B
27. B 67. A 107. A
28. B 68. C 108. B
29. A 69. D 109. D
30. A 70. B 110. D
31. B 71. A 111. A
32. A 72. C 112. B
33. B 73. B 113. C
34. XXX 74. B 114. C
35. C 75. A 115. B
36. C 76. B 116. B
37. B 77. D 117. C
38. C 78. A 118. B
39. B 79. B 119. C
40. D 80. A 120. B